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1. fredbenenson.comFred Benenson

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   Fred Benenson. Fred is currently a General Partner at TwentyTwo, investing in early stage technology companies. Previously, he held a key role as Kickstarter’s second employee and VP of Data for over six years, and worked at Y Combinator team as an engineer and admissions manager.

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     I came across a new ‘industry initiative’ called Arts + Labs...

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     Blog – Fred Benenson. by Fred - May 4, 2014. Big Data Review...

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     Fred Benenson. Menu. Category: Law. by Fred - January 18,...

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     In My Ideal Bookshelf, dozens of leading cultural figures...

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3. www.smithsonianmag.com › arts-culture › text-meText Me, Ishmael: Reading Moby Dick in Emoji | Smithsonian

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   The book is the creation of Fred Benenson, a data engineer at the fund-raising site Kickstarter, who has been passionate about emoji since 2009, when he first activated the icons on his...

4. www.bustle.com › articles › 9208-emoji-dick-mobyMoby Dick Translated Into Emoji Icons - Bustle

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   Nov 19, 2013 · Now, the efforts of Fred Benenson have finally come to fruition: Emoji Dick, a translation of the great American classic Moby Dick into Emojis, is complete and available for purchase.

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5. newsfeed.time.com › 2013/02/20 › emoji-translationLibrary of Congress Acquires Fred Benenson's Emoji Moby-Dick ...

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   Feb 20, 2013 · Much like Captain Ahab, data engineer Fred Benenson embarked on an ambitious journey with his re-imagining of the 200,000-word epic. He hired Amazon Mechanical Turks to translate the book, and...

6. www.backerkit.com › c › projectsBreadwinner - BackerKit

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   Fred Benenson. 827 Followers. Stop guessing when you're ready to bake! Breadwinner takes the guessing out of gluten by alerting you when your sourdough starter is at its peak. $47,420 🎉. of $35,000 (USD) goal. 388. backers. Project Ended. Ended on Mar 30, 2023 at 12:00pm PDT. Introduction.

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   Who is Fred Benenson?

   • The book is the creation of Fred Benenson, a data engineer at the fund-raising site Kickstarter, who has been passionate about emoji since 2009, when he first activated the icons on his iPhone using a third-party app. (Apple at first intended emoji only for the Japanese market, and didn’t open them to U.S. consumers until 2011.)

   Text Me, Ishmael: Reading Moby Dick in Emoji | Smithsonian

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   Who is John Benenson?

   • Inspired by his father, who promised to pay for college for students who received their high school diplomas, Benenson is a board member of the Inner-City Scholarship Fund, which provides tuition assistance to lower-income families within the Archdiocese of New York.

   Lawrence B. Benenson: Charitarian, Humanitarian, Accumulator, New ... …

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   How did Fred Benenson reimagine Captain Ahab?

   • Much like Captain Ahab, data engineer Fred Benenson embarked on an ambitious journey with his re-imagining of the 200,000-word epic. He hired Amazon Mechanical Turks to translate the book, and took to Kickstarter to raise the cash. In 2009, 83 backers helped the project surpass its $3,500 goal.

   Emoji Translation of Moby-Dick Accepted Into Library of

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   How much money did Benenson raise for emoji translation?

   • And believe us when we say it's an epic: Benenson raised more than $3,500 on Kickstarter for the project, and employed a host of strangers to translate every sentence of Herman Melville's 1851 novel. Each line of the long, long book was translated three times, using a different range of Emojis for each version.

   Moby Dick Translated Into Emoji Icons - Bustle

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